Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29
vs.t.ca.v from Omaha, Nsbfaass' sae u
the smeaf Of Mr.. C. C. Thornton.

yesterday nom Omaha. NebrasEs' s'' -
the eusst. OF Mr.. c. G. Tsornson'
aENERAL NOTES.
The sx-Empress Eugene. says q wr,te ~. ~
/ Nsnlee. baare the traces OF great a oo :.
&c boantv almost rendering ner ~ =
|mystery. Slender. erect n WIN - q
daure, she il at once to be ~recoenI.eu 81 H..
erande dame. Her bright q vlv. ths
eyes justify tho old sns.t q
episode of the diamonds In the iores' - =.
Comniesne. Her still rosy comPlex'en ls
| admirablv preserved, and il perhaps o~Ins
| to the mild climate which has renewed 1ne
| ancient beauty in her cheeks: her mar, NV
yet white, still shows tints Of pale eoio'
At q recent wedding in st. Louis the
bride wore q simple, gown OF India musin,
en- traine. with q veil Of illusion falling over
ber Taco and in heecy folds to the hem OF
/ her dress. Instead OF the conventions
hou0uet. abe had suspended from her arm g
4 bal OF pink and white roses, and wa!keo
up the aisle leaning upon the arm OF nsr
only bridesmaid. who also wore q slmPlo
white toilet Of point d'esprit with large
pulled sleeves. ss7
Buffalo Bills vigorous Western style OF
expression has not been spoiled oy Close
contact with effete monarchy. In a letter
to q friend in New York he says: nave
got all the big-bugs solid, from the oid
Ouaen, down" He thinks his show will
| make one million dollars before leaving
Europe. In one week two hundred D
ffty-eix Thousand two hundred and twenty
seven persons paid to visit the camp.
.Lone{ellow was q very tender.hearted
boy. One day he followed his elder broth
er, Who was q natural sportsman. into the
woods for game. He came home with his
! ewes full of tears. because he had shot AND
| killed q robin. He never went hunting
again.
IN JEwELRH.
There is nothing especially new to be said
about bracelets. Every woman wears
them and there are no Limitations as re-
CARDS the form, fashion or finish in which
these ornaments shall appear. The knife
edge bracelets, set with one, three or more
gems: the flexible bracelets with and With.
out GEMS; the broad band, the East Indian,
the bangle, all find place not only in the
dealers showcase, but in my lady's Jewel
box.
The moonstone, to everybody's surprise,
continues in favor, especially in the fine!
qualities. Very beautiful effects are gained
| BY artistic carvings on a stone OF large size,
and surrounding it BY brilliants, iol
Il nEOOC0H OF OCuONuVVs - 0OAAS 80
| dications, by the way, that ametl,ysts o.
| choice colors. used in the same manner
| will become fashionable again.
Flower pins representing clusters Of bios
SONS, single with long gold stems, and q
| single blossom without a stem, remain al
fashionable rs ever. Apple blossoms in
chased gold, clematis, %primroses. pansiet
| and orchids, enameled in the natural eolors
| are favorites at the present time.
A Partisan conceit for q brooch is repre-
scented by a diamond palm leaf in the cen
| ter OF which rests q dark hued amethyst
carved in the form Of a tiny infant. An
other French brooch Stimulates an orang'
tree twig in gold, from which hang two or
anges made of yellow sardonyx.
Fine enameled jewelry is as fashionable
a. ever. and will continue in vogue just al
long as flower pins thrive.